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Sleepy man beats sex charge
Woman fails to convince judge of assault

By TAMMY MARLOWE, Sun Media

WINNIPEG -- A man who fell asleep while having sex with an older woman has been acquitted of sexual assault.

In acquitting the 26-year-old man, a provincial court judge said the 45-year-old alleged victim's testimony was too contradictory to be fully believed.

The woman, who can't be named to protect her identity, testified that the man was renting a suite in her elderly mother's basement. The man invited her one evening last May to share Chinese food, she told court.

DIDN'T LEAVE

The woman said he put his arm around her and pulled her legs up onto the couch as they were eating.

Later, the man went to the bathroom and the woman didn't take advantage of his absence to leave -- even though she claimed she felt threatened, said defence lawyer Evan Roitenberg.

Court heard the couple ended up in the man's bedroom, where he forced her to perform oral sex, the woman claimed.

Roitenberg asked on cross examination why the woman didn't bite him at that time.

"I'm not like that," she said. "I'm not a person who likes to be rude."


The woman said she was then pulled on to the bed and the two had intercourse. The sex ended when the man fell asleep while the woman was straddled on top of him.

NO EVIDENCE OF TRAUMA

No evidence of ripped clothing or trauma to the woman's body was found by police.

The woman also admitted she didn't try to pull away, strike or hit the man or tell him she was leaving during the alleged attack.

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Ahahah!!!!!!! :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue: :stongue:
!_PeTrUs_!
WHAHAHA ROFLMAO....

This is fun. What a wacko's you've got in this world

Extreem fun...
Thor
What scares me is that sometimes women claim they were raped just out of spite, this happened to a friends cousin almost 7 yrs ago and he was put to prison because of a bitch ex girlfriend..

Total respect for women and I don't want anyone to think I don't want women to come forward (not enough do), but false charges of rape are devastating and unfortunately there are those women who use it as a way of revenge against a man...
AnotherWay83
lol very nice article :D

peace
twilochik
yeah it is unfortunate that women like her cloak the real victims of rape in a shroud(m.s.?) of doubt. A lot of women don't ever tell any authorities about their rape bc many feel like they won't be believed...or they don't know it was rape.
Juricimo
that woman is a loser:p
she should be locked up for wasting the dude's time and taxpayers' money hehe

>JM<
roxy
I totally agree with you Joe!!! :)
roxy
I totally agree with you Joe!!! :) :)
j_spot
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Originally posted by Thor
What scares me is that sometimes women claim they were raped just out of spite, this happened to a friends cousin almost 7 yrs ago and he was put to prison because of a bitch ex girlfriend..

Total respect for women and I don't want anyone to think I don't want women to come forward (not enough do), but false charges of rape are devastating and unfortunately there are those women who use it as a way of revenge against a man...


other than the jail part, that happened to me...I just got death threats instead..in bitch...
Dj O'Callaghan
Yeah what a slag thats ing so out of order. Like rape must be a terrifying ordeal to happen to anyone, but when people do like make up stories out of spite thats ing lame, it can destory lives and peoples reputations.

Whoa J_spot that sounds ty what a ing bitch.

Like I wouldn't wish like that to happen to my worst enemies its ed up, like theirs some ing sick people out there to make up stories like that if someone did anything like that me I'd kill them as simple as that. And in a way its a pity its hard to distingish and
its a pity that some real cases of rape never go to court, like Martial Rape like here in the UK there wasn't even a law for that until 1996.
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